Krita Randomly Unsynced My Pen After Wacom Update

[ASAP_Gooby]

For some reason after my Wacom Cintiq Pro 13 updated today, my Krita drawing program made my pen uncalibrated when I'm drawing. Like the cursor would be fine outside of Krita but when I go to draw the actual line drawn would be offset a couple of centimeters this made drawing very frustrating. To temporarily solve this problem, I went into the pen calibration in the Wacom settings and offset the 4 points and that worked for Krita, but now my cursor is offset,

 

Any ideas to what happened?

[nitsuga5124]

Creators update?

[ASAP_Gooby]

4 minutes ago, nitsuga5124 said:

Creators update?

Ummmm I'm not sure, but I did update Windows once today and another time earlier in the week

[minibois]

Check the 'mapping' tab in the Wacom tablet settings program (check under Krita, if it's added on 'Application' and see if it's correct)

11 minutes ago, nitsuga5124 said:

Creators update?

Well the title says Wacom Update and not Windows update..

[nitsuga5124]

Just now, ASAP_Gooby said:

Ummmm I'm not sure, but I did update Windows once today and another time earlier in the week

Try disableing windows ink

 

[nitsuga5124]

Just now, Minibois said:

Check the 'mapping' tab in the Wacom tablet settings program

Well the title says Wacom Update and not Windows update..

i know, but creators update fucked up a lot of drivers, graphics tablets and raw input on a lot of games

[ASAP_Gooby]

5 minutes ago, Minibois said:

Check the 'mapping' tab in the Wacom tablet settings program

Well the title says Wacom Update and not Windows update..

I can't seem to find a mapping tab

[minibois]

7 minutes ago, ASAP_Gooby said:

I can't seem to find a mapping tab

Never mind it, I doubt it's an option on Cintiq displays..

 

I'm checking all different Krita settings, but can't find any mapping settings.. If at all possible you should restore the settings to default, but that would kinda suck because you lose your settings (and there is no way to back them up in the program.. What the frick).

I unfortunately don't know what to recommend other than that though.

 

The type of stuff I think is the problem, should either persist throughout all stuff you do, or be found in the Krita specific settings in the Wacom software

[ASAP_Gooby]

10 minutes ago, Minibois said:

Never mind it, I doubt it's an option on Cintiq displays..

 

I'm checking all different Krita settings, but can't find any mapping settings.. If at all possible you should restore the settings to default, but that would kinda suck because you lose your settings (and there is no way to back them up in the program.. What the frick).

I unfortunately don't know what to recommend other than that though.

 

The type of stuff I think is the problem, should either persist throughout all stuff you do, or be found in the Krita specific settings in the Wacom software

Alright, thank you for helping, hopefully this glitch resolves itself

[minibois]

8 minutes ago, ASAP_Gooby said:

Alright, thank you for helping, hopefully this glitch resolves itself

You could always try an older version of Krita, to see if it's a problem with the program (or maybe it's just a combination of Krita and Wacom).

https://download.kde.org/stable/krita/

[ASAP_Gooby]

@Minibois @nitsuga5124 Ok I fixed it. Thank you Minibois all I had to do was restore the Wacom settings to default factory settings and it fixed itself. I assume there was an overlap in settings after the update and restart, either way, we're good! Seems to simple now that I did it smh lmao.